MAHMUD II’S DIPLOMATIC REFORMS AND FINAL OTTOMAN DIPLOMATIC MANOEUVRES BEFORE THE BATTLE OF NIZIP

The role of translation and interpretation in the diplomatic communication

Present short study is dealing with the languages used for diplomatic purposes throughout the history and at present, and concentrates on the different ways for solving the question of language-related understanding between the actors of diplomacy. Since one of the most commonly used methods is the employment of translators and interpreters, this writing is mainly dedicated to the issues concer...

The Idea of Diplomatic Culture and Its Sources

To what extent does an independent diplomatic culture exist which permits diplomats to exert their own influence on the conduct of international relations? Insofar as such a culture exists, what does it look like, is it a good thing and, if it is, how is it to be sustained? To answer these questions, I will begin by exploring what we generally mean when we talk about culture and how we see cult...

Diplomatic Design Patterns: A TileLink Case Study

Modern systems-on-chip (SoCs) incorporate a large and growing number of specialized hardware units that must be integrated into a unified address space via a shared bus topology. This process is labor-intensive and error-prone because the interface requirements of all connected blocks must bemutually satisfied. The design productivity gains derived from the modularity of RISC-V are bottlenecked...

An Emerging Diplomatic System for the Eu? Frameworks and Issues

This paper addresses the general problems encountered in an analysis of EU diplomacy, and specifically the emergence of the EU ‘diplomatic system’. The first part of the paper reviews the literature on the changing nature of diplomacy, identifying issues relating to boundaries, capacity and legitimacy and paying particular attention to multi-level and multi-stakeholder diplomacy. This review th...

Personal Inviolability and Diplomatic Immunity in Respect of Serious Crimes